The phrase "are primarily a consequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is mainly the result of a particular factor or situation.
Example: "The changes in climate patterns are primarily a consequence of human activities such as deforestation and fossil fuel consumption."
Alternatives: "are mainly due to" or "result chiefly from".
A still unanswered question is whether these deficits are primarily a consequence of sleep fragmentation and/or hypoxemia, or whether they coexist independently from OSAS.
A characteristic of biodiesel limiting its application is its relatively poor low-temperature flow properties, which are primarily a consequence of the fatty acid make-up of the oil feedstock.
The difference between the Bayesian approach and Carnap's lies in the philosophical motivation, and in the different understanding of confirmation judgments: for Carnap, they are primarily a consequence of certain logical ways of carving the world at its joints; for the Bayesian, they express a genuinely subjective uncertainty judgment.
The clay-rich hilltop soils are primarily a consequence of blanketing of the area with boulder clay or glacial till during the recent glaciations.
First, Kadanoff showed [10] that scaling and universality of critical exponents are primarily a consequence of the scale invariance of physical systems near critical points, but the converse is not essentially true; in other words, by observing some sort of universality, one cannot prove the closeness to criticality and the presence of a scale invariance.
The isogenic relationship between the two strains thus ensures that the observed responses are primarily a consequence of the metabolic impact of the adopted xylose assimilation pathway.
They concluded that the shift in size was primarily a consequence of ecological responses to climate change that produced milder winters over the previous two decades.
You mentioned this technological arms race, but wasn't it also, especially, an unprecedented financial race? A. Yes, it was, but the financial escalation was primarily a consequence of the technology race.
The amount of sea ice in the summer has declined more than 40 percent since satellite tracking began in the late 1970s, a trend that most scientists believe is primarily a consequence of the human release of greenhouse gases.
